There were times in the past Nat which were more propitious for privatisation and they were passed up. Here's hoping the likely bidders would see a better future in pumping life into the on-market share price. I am assuming that any privatisation bid would come from insiders not the barbarians. Barbarians wouldn't stand a chance of tempting the present management who have the best grip on what this company is capable of.
The trading board ratios and the recent steady price creep upwards shout of insider trading - classic stuff. This is typical of SFH when a good report is about to land.
